GSD Offshore Unit
The Offshore Unit is a unit of the Geo-Science Division.
Review of Marine Scientific Research Application through NRCC committee
On board Marine Scientific Research: Unveiling the mysterious of the Blue Planet
Geographical Survey
Deep Sea Minerals: Harnessing the potential of deep sea mining for sustainable development.
Establish fiscal regimes for deep-sea minerals e.g Royalty Regulation
Develop regulations and guidelines for sustainable deep-sea mineral development and management e.g Exploration Regulations
Establish guidelines and frameworks for marine genetic resources.
Internship Training
Scholarships
Fellowship
At sea training
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• Offshore Expeditions: Spending significant time at sea on research vessels.
• Laboratory Work: Analysing samples and data in a controlled environment.
• Remote Sensing and Technology: Using satellite data and remote-operated vehicles for research.
• Interdisciplinary Projects: Collaborating with engineers, policy makers, and other scientists.
• Bachelor's Degree: Typically in marine science, marine biology, oceanography, environmental science, or a related field.
• Master's Degree: Specialization in areas like marine ecology, marine geology, ocean engineering, or marine resource management can be beneficial.
• Ph.D.: For advanced research positions, teaching at the university level, or leadership roles in research projects.
• Marine Biologist: Study of marine organisms and their interactions with the environment.
• Oceanographer: Focus on the physical and chemical properties of the ocean.
• Marine Geologist: Exploration of the seabed and its geological features
• Legal adviser on The United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS)
• Bachelor's Degree: Typically in marine biology, genetics, biotechnology, environmental science, or a related field.
• Master's Degree: Specialization in marine genetics, marine biotechnology, molecular biology, or a related area can enhance career prospects.
• Ph.D.: For advanced research roles, teaching positions, or leadership in research projects
• Marine Geneticist: Researching the genetic diversity of marine organisms.
• Biotechnologist: Using marine genetic resources to develop new products and technologies.
• Conservation Scientist: Applying genetic research to conservation and management of marine biodiversity. • Environmental Consultant: Advising on the sustainable use and management of marine genetic resources.